#200: The PFAS Puzzle: An Epilogue
waterloop founder Travis Loop shares pivotal soundbites on PFAS from environmental scientists, utility managers, public health researchers, community advocates, and regulators. He also shares his professional perspective and personal commentary on PFAS pollution.
This is an epilogue to the series The PFAS Puzzle: Lessons From A Contaminated Fear. The chemicals were dumped in the North Carolina river for nearly 40 years before being discovered. The series explores how a community responds when it is the epicenter of PFAS pollution.
In this episode, waterloop founder Travis Loop shares some of the pivotal soundbites from an array of experts including environmental scientists, utility managers, public health researchers, community advocates, and regulators. He also shares his professional perspective and personal commentary on PFAS pollution.
Find the complete series at PFAS puzzle.
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This series is sponsored by:
Black & Veatch, providing end-to-end consulting, engineering, and construction services to address each community's unique PFAS needs. Learn more at bv.com/pfas
PFASComms.com, who makes utilities the trusted, go-to-source for PFAS information in the community. Visit pfascomms.com
ALTRA, a company with the most robust PFAS treatment solution. Visit logistec.com/pfas-solutions
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